The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1931, Page 9

DOWNWARD DRIFT OF SHARE PRICES | emerson e STILL UNCHECKE Fractions, However; Trad- Ing Continues Dull New York, Aug. 6—(®)—The stock market was again under light selling Pressure during most of Thursday's sluggish session, but some of the Pivotal issues developed resistance to the downward drift, and closed with small gains. ‘The turnover was again well below @ million shares, Losses in stocks were largely limit- : ed to fractions, however, although there was a sprinkling of declines of @ point or more. The local market was without real impetus. London fat Paris markets were steady to rm. to a 10-year low close to 71, before meeting support its 1929 peak was 256%. Similar losses appeared in other rails. The market showed signs of stiffening in the late morn- ing but heaviness developed in Loew's and. Fox after midday and the list again sagged. ateaun dog days drag along in gener- there are a few hopeful dis of preparations for autumn rade. REN yard ors enna t Produce Markets | ° litem milly CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Aug. 6—(7)—Butter mar- ket was firm Thursday with prices 1-4 to 1-2c higher. Egg market was unsettled. Prices unchanged. Poul- try weak. Butter, 6,198; firm; creamery spe- clals (93 score) 26%-27%; extras (92 score) 26%; extra firsts (90-91 score) 25-25%; firsts (88-89 score) 22%-24; seconds (86-87 score) 19%-21%; standards (90 score centralized car- ange, 3; steady; prices un- pound: .Twins 14%; Americas 14%; Swiss 26-28." MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR lis, Minn., Aug. 6.—(?)— Minneapol Flour unchanged. Shipments 31,937 barrels. Pure bran $11.00-11.50. Standard middlings $9.00-9.50. NEW YORK New York, Aug. 6.—(?)—Poultry, live, firm. Broilers, by freight, 21- 26c; by express not quoted. Dressed, steady and unchanged. Eggs 3966; unsettled. Mixed colors regular packed, closely selected heavy 24-25; extra 22-23%; extra first 19- 21%¢; first 18-18%c; seconds 17-17%4c; medium firsts 14-16%c. Butter 10,863c; strong. Creamery higher than extra 27%-27%c; extra (82 score) 26%c; first (88-91 score) 24%-26%c; packing stock current make No. 1, 17%-18c; No. 2, 16-16%4c. Cheese 173,829; steady MONEY RATES New York, Aug. 6—(7)—Call money steady; 1% per cent all day. Time loans steady; 60-90 days, 1%- 1%; 4 months, 1%-1%; 5-6 months, 1%-2 per cent. Prime commercial paper, 1%-2. Bankers’ acceptances unchanged. Go BONDS — New York, Aug. 6—(?)—Govern- . Dep. ; Hoes n track’ 121; total United States shipments 254; firm on Missouri stock; steady on; others; trading only fair; sacked per cewt.; Missouri cobblers 120-140; oc- casional higher; Idaho russets $2.00- 2.10; East Shore Virginia Barrel cob- blers $2.45-2.65; few shade higher. /_ CURB STOCKS New York, Aug. —(?)—Curb: Share cra dark northern northern .... amber durum . mixed durum « red di ark hai Hard winter wi INVESTMENT. ka guedd (By the Associated Press heat 2; Fond. Corp. A ® cents, Bh, 4 5-8; 6 1-8. i i of 46'8 quality: i Closing Prices Aug. 6 Rails were again draggy. New York Ms Central declined more than a point |, Colum, G. & El. : Colum. Grapho. . Com. Southern Consol. Gas . Cont. Oil of Del. Corn Products . Crosley Radio Eaton Ax. & 5; First Nat. Stores . Fox Film “A” . Freeport Texas Gen. Am. Tank Gen. Elec. (New) Gr Daisies rhe Brick 13%;; Limburger Horns 14 ; Young Ge. Gas & El. Gillette Saf. Raz. Goodyr. Tr. & Rub. Grigsby Grunow . Houd-Hershey ... Hudson Motor . Hupp. Mot. Car . Int. Combus. Eng. ... Int. Harvester ... Int. Match. Pte. Pf. Int. Nick. Can. Int. Tel. & Tel. Johns-Mansvie. Kennecott Cop. Kreuger & Toll. Kroger Grocery Nat. Cash Reg. Nat. Dairy Prod. Nat. Pow. & Lt. . Nev. Cons. Cop. New York Cent. Over counter at New York. Bid| Stand. Stewart- ares as 3 a Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Thurs., Aug 6' [New York Stocks||BEAR MOVEMENT I HALTED BY REPORT OF NEW GRAIN USES): Wheat Being Used for Manu-' facture of Everything From Grain to Alcohol Chicago, Aug. 6.—(?)—Prospects of | § at least a temporary halt in record- breaking downturns of wheat prices came Thursday after September had sold here at 47% cents a bushel. Rall- fes were accompanied by reports that owing to extreme cheapness United States wheat was being used for every Possible purpose now from. flour to alcohol. A dispatch from Cincinnati! reported the purchase of 100 carloads of wheat by feed manufacturers who bargained for 10 days shipment, but who were turned down on orders for double that amount for 20 to 30 days shipment. Dominated by wheat, every other} grain scored new bottom records Thursday. Wheat closed upsettled,| %-% lower than yesterday's finish, | Sep. 47%-48, Dec. 515%-%, corn %6- 1% down, Sep. 50%-'2, Dec. 40%, oats unchanged to % off, and provisions unchanged to 25 cents setback. All wheat, future delivery. contracts| in Chicago fell below this season's! previous bottom levels, with Septem-| ber wheat touching 47 7-8 cents, a/ new all-time low record for that month. Rye and oats likewise went unanimously under this season's lows, September oats down to a minimum not duplicated since 1900. Dearth of purchasers rather than extra pres- ‘2 lsure of selling was apparent at first both in wheat and other cereals. Better buying support for wheat, however, developed after the market: went under 48 cents for September. | Relative strength of corn, owing! * |chiefly to absence of rains, helped all) grains to rally at times. Arrivals of + {corn in Chicago continued meager, ‘\‘Thursday's receipts totaling but 29 cars, against 274 a week ago and 74 at this time last year. Oats followed corn. Provisions were steadied by upturns. Dec in hog values. MINNEAPOLIS FUTURES MARKET IS ERRATIC Minneapolis, Aug. 6.—(?)—Grain markets here pursued a decidedly erratic course Thursday with early weakness due to low cables and bear. |15 ish news from the Black sea. September wheat futures closed ‘ic | lower; December %c lower, and May ec lower. ‘There was no trade in corn futures weak and closed 5 to 6c lower ox hedging pressure in the face of lim- ited buying. Cash wheat receipts were light and the market was strong compared with; */ futures. Winter wheat was quiet and Grade of unchanged. Durum was nominally)! Gk north. 59's 63's 5518 ?|unchanged with offerings light and|3 ay north. in good demand. | Cash corn demand was fair and of- ferings were light. Oats demand was fair to gocd. Rye demand was gcod.; Barley demand was quiet to good, de- pending on weight. Flax demand was i good. —_-_-—_— | Livestock o——_ - —-- 80. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Aug. 6.—(#)—(U. 8./ Dep. of Agr.)—Cattle, 2,600; all classes | in) meager supply; market fully; steady; fed offerings absent; grassy steers to killers, $4.00-5.50; gra: cows mostly $3.25-4.25; heifers, $3.75- | $5.50; low grade cuttery kinds un- suited to a feeder outlet going to kill-| ers down to $2.00; bulls unchanged; top medium grades, $3.75; feeders and stockers in meager supply, moderately | active; bulk ordinary natives, $4.00-/ $4.50; plain westerns, $4.90; few to $5.00; calves, 1,600; 50c lower; medium | to choice grades, $5.50-8.00. Hogs—5,000; opening slow; early sales mostly to shippers; steady to o! —-—¢| 10c higher; better 160 to 220 pound ; weights 7.25-7.50; top 7.50; most 220 to 260 pounds considerable salable 6.25-7.25; eearioe weights slow; early sales packing sows 4.50-5.15 or better; big packers talking weak to 15 lower; 3] bulk pigs 7.00 average cost. 5.46; weight 286. ‘Sheep—8,000; run includes 24 cars Washington lambs on offer; no early sales fat lambs, undertone steady or 6.25-6.75 on native and Dakcta ewe ‘and wether lambs; asking higher on Tange offerings; few throw-outs 3.50- 4.00; yearlings 3.50-4.50; few fat ewes 2.50 ‘down; late Wednesday four doubles fa trange ewes 2.75. CHICAGO eas Chic: Aug. 6.—(P)—( p. Agr) Hogs 15,000; including pen direct; market steady to stron: $-10 cents are bulk 170-210 ihe $7.90-8.10; $8.15; 220-280 Ibs. “sa@eviee ey $6.25-7.25; light lights $8.00; packing sows, smooth! a to $6.00. Light light, good and ee, 7:25-8.00; light weight 160-200 $7.80-8.15; medium weight 200- 30° 1 $7.35-8.15; heavy weight 250- 260. Ibg.. $5.75-7.60; packing sows me- dium and good 275-500 Ibs., $4.50-6.00; slaughter pigs, good and choice 100- 130 Ibs., $6.25-7.25. Mi Cattle 6, calevs’1,500..Fed steers and yearlings scarce and steady to highest price $9.25; bulk grain fed of all aiaits $7.15 upward and short} feds and grassers mostly $7.25 down to $5.00; grass cows and grass heifers, very dull and weak. Bulls weak to jae ‘and choice on - Ibs., $8.25- !1 dk notrh. 59% 63% 2 dk north: 57% 60% and isp) were nominally unchanged {3 dk north. 55%: 58% at 47%c. Oats dipped ** to ic and 113% pretein ey % to % {1 rye and, barley %s to uc. Flax road dk north. ‘s7', ‘ox ly steady with yesterday's prices, better” grade native ewes and wether ewes $2.00-3.00; slaughter sheep and| lambs; lambs 90 Ibs., down, good. and} choice $6.50-7.85; medium $4.75-6.50; all weights common $3.50-4.75; | 90-150 Ibs. medium to choice $1.75-| 3.25; all weights cull and common ‘W5c-$2.05; feeding lambs 60-75 Ibs., jgeed and choice $5.00-5.50. Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 6.—(P)—(U. S. Dep, Agr.)—Cattle 2,000; calves; veak to 25 lower; bulls and vealers| unchanged; stockers and _ feeders about steady; few lots choice year- lings $8.50- 1,380 pound beeves |< $8.25; bulk $7.00-8.25; few choice heif- ers $8.25; bulk cows $3.28-4.00; load lots medium stockers up to $4.75; bulk medium bulls $3.25-3.75; practical vealer ‘top $7.00. Hogs 9,000; fairly active, early for light butchers, strong to 15 higher; packing sows slow, steady to 10 lower; later trade at standstill, little done on weightier butchers; top $7.50 for lights; most 150-200 pound weights $7.10-7.40; early bulk packing sows $4.35-5.35; some smooth lights $5.40; extreme heavy and rough throwouts salable $4.25 down. Sheep 2,000; all classes mostly few fat ewes $3.00; no feeders sold, mostly salable around $4.75-5.00. Blin est | Grain ¢ Quotations | | beta big od RANGE tit = * ae 54 ‘Bi%m 53 53% STi, 58% 57 57% B21 33 32% 32% 34% 34%, 34 34% ch Meer rere fy 21 121% 20% = .20% 23 23's 22% 2256 . 1139'S 140 135 1.35 138 1.38 «1.37 143° 143) 138% 1.38% 3212 33 32% 324% 34% «34% 3448 34% MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapolis, Aug. 6.—(?)—Wheat jreceipts Thursday 6 compared to 333 @ year ago. Pg T'dk north. 59% 68% 56% 38% 2 dk north: (57% 60% 3 dk north. ‘55% 58% 14% protein dk north. 591s 63% 57h 3 dk north: 155% 58% 12% protein Ld notrh. 5914 631) 55% 584i 2dk north: ‘57% {60% 3 dk north. 155% 58% j2 dk north ee 3 FS 8 oe 51% 48's 49% 59% 4.6242 53's 5612 pie 1 rd durum cam Corn— yellow... 581% yellow... .56%4 yellow. «Bale ixed... 4819 ATS 46% 21% 20% 19% BON poms ed gds. 32 36° |... 36% 32% % strong; part load yearlings $9.40, next — ti [ameter lower. Vealers steady. Steers, | DE. 50; 1100- Sas; 1300-1500}-+ => 0; common and me- i nelters grsiae AT Sre? EIR ic Weather Report {| WANTED To RENT—Pour or Te- Highest "Wednenda: Lowest during night Amt, 24 hours ending 7 jate lambs $6.50-7.50 io packers; few $7.75 | Normal, Jan. 1 to city butchers; rangers unsold; fat | Age mutated astitlency “eves A SIOUX CITY | Drake, nelay [Dunn Center, 200; beet steers and yearlings fatrly | (i78"4 Fores, ective, fully steady; grassy she stock | Hottinger, rain Jamestown, rai Lisbon, rain 5 Oa Pembi Sanish, Wishek, Other Moorhead, Min Boise, Idaho, belay Calgary, Alta., eld Chicago, M. Denver, Co! {Des Moines, Dodge City, Edmonton, ‘Alt Havre, Mont. clay, Helena, Mont. eleai Huron, 8. D., rain 200 ity, Mo., cd: ney Miles City, Moi 100 steady; sorted natives $7.00; fed me-) Fr dium grade westerns balance eligible | c.. "1 laround $6.75: deck yearlings rit Toledo, Ohio, peld: tions. unsettled southeast ti Ment aca Shana edaeeen ,Thuredas] to comment on the possibility of a Friday. relation between the hand-set blazes oe Toureeey cient and Frid: htly cooler Thursda: northeast portion vintgnt tn nt oe | % provein Delivered _ To Arrive}! duced to sea level. 30. i Flax, on track, September, $1. {| December, $1.43 ae ne 2 do, 55%-584¢c; No. 3 do, $34 -86'éc; No, 1 northern. 56% -60'sc; | Thousands Dead as Tum, 5212-59 48%c; No. a if han auctor ete anit aoe bey which embraces a population of 2 mixed, 44-45%c. t | tow, 56% -57%6c, grade, 17-18c. carlot grain sales: Wheat, No. 1 dark an .|northern, 595-63%c; No. 2 northern,| Mexico City, Aug. 6—(P)—Ten 59%c; No. 2 amber durum, 65¢. Corn not. quoted. ‘|Corporation Securities the ‘authority ‘of an otder to sell 4 ta™ 06, 2 im Gottin's’ Agaition to. th ae in Burleigh coun! th pent ot uel orbs YY EH MONTANA SI EE PER Wanted to Rent room furnished apartment strictly modern, by Sept. ist. Write Trib- une ad No. 33. WANTED—Sept. ist by 2 girls, a large, comfortable sleeping room in strictly modern Protestant home. Close in. Twin beds preferred. oe 1m, TEMPERATURE PRECIPITATION Total this month to 3| ‘Tribune ad No. 34. Normal, thi h 32 Total, dan. Mt to ldaterss 9\69{ WANTED TO RENT—Five or ‘six 153/ room modern by August 12th. ‘sg! (Unfurnished) Write Ad No. 35 in| 1 care of The Bismarck Tribune. pre.| N. D, Stations— High Low ing, For Sale Bismarck, Al . . 6: e aS FOR SALE—One Symplex Projéctor 00) with carbon lamp house, one motor 00 | generator and piano. N. V. Seeber- ‘oo | _ger, Glen Ullin, N, D. ‘ - \3|FOR SALE CHEAP—Three car ga-- ndale, “431 Inquire at 102 West P FOR SALE — Oldsmobi 4-door sedan, 1929, A-1 condition. Phone 1677 or 706. FOR SALE—AT fresh milch Cows i ‘orks, x, cldy. not, eldy | poleon, rain . kes, rain M Little. Baldwin, N. Dak. SIORIGIALS ASSERT 2) WESTERN FIRES ARE. #) BEING SET BY HAND a dy, iston, ¢l 001 Secret Agents of Forest Serv- 6°) ice Enter Danger Zones to ie Hunt Down Culprits 108 a 00 .01| Spokane, Wash., Aug. 6.—(4)—Two 09 | hundred fires, many of the worst ones ‘oo | eported by foresters to be incendiary, caused damage to mount Thursday in WEATHER FOR northwestern forests. For Bismarck and vicinity: “Meatly| A majority of crews which totaled Spokane, Wash, clea unsettled Thursday night and Fri-| more than 2,500 members were fight- day, showers rebable; not much Wneat— "Open “High Close |change in temperat ch | ing biazes which forest officials de- De cs OBE om 82 52% | For North Dakota: Mostly unset. |clared were man-set, Secret agents {led Thursday night an F ‘» showers probable; Shot meek shane SATRAEEE ERE” REDE: ooo in temperature. the danger zones unting persons For South Dakota: Mostly cloudy | they believe have been igniting bone- Thursday night and Friday, showers |dry timber areas at widely scatiered probable htly cooler 'Thursd: hight southeast and eastecenttar wor, | Points. | Foresters would not give detailed For Montana: Fair north and west, | opinions on the situation and declined For Minnesota: Partly cloudy ea and unemployment conditions. The Priest River Valley conflagra- tion, largest of the fires declared to be incendiary, was lashed three hours 10NS Wednesday by a hard wind. Esti- is centerea| mates of the area burned ranged WEATHER CON! A high pressure ar eu over northern Saskatche: and cool | from 30,000 to 40,000 Weather prevail a beirtia inina Staten and ‘over the northern |_£he forest office at Missoula, Mont. Rocky mountain region. ‘Tempe tures are quite high over the Miss Sippi valley and Great Lak The barometric pressure is low over | ® Teinforced crew of 1,169. the Rocky mountain region and| Five big blazes were raging in cen- cattered showers occurred ‘from the | tral Idaho. Fires alternately threat- reported the Deer Creek fire in the Kootenai Forest was being guarded by ns States. westward to the Pacific | ened and subsided in territory north ssourf river stage at 7 a.m. -1.3|0f here as winds changed. ot: 24-hour change. : | station Danctee ane piawarek Damage to northwest timberland 08. : so far was more than $1,000,000, fores- RRIS W. ROBER’ ters estimated. The figure included Otticial ta Charme. |the value of between 25 and 30 | burned homes and hundreds of head DULUTH CLOSE | of livestock. Duluth, Minn., Aug. Lopate rary %. and another man was killed by a Wheat, No. 1 dark northern, Picts tree. -5Stec; No, 1 amber du- Hankow, China, Aug. 6.—()—Thou- pas. es pte ks 722%. of thousands were homeless and fam- Bark . rape ine and disease hovered over central jarley, medium to good, 32's-36'sc-/and north China Thursday as the CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Chicago, Aug. 6.—P)—Wheat, No,| /0wed their banks, inundating vast re : areas. red, 45'2-48%c; No. 1 hard, 48%- Appeals for aid throughout the , poured in upon the gov- Corn, 4 ene pare ca cence nO 1 Pele No accurate tally of the dead. in- Ans jured and homeless was possible, but Oats, No. 2 white, 21-21%c; sample) the government's relief committee es- i timated 50,000,000 persons were or Rye, No. 2, 38c. Timothy, $3.50-4.00. soon would be afflicted. Clover, $10.50-17.00. Mexican Mountain MRANGE OF CARLOT s4LES | In Sudden Eruption persons were buried under tons of dirt when Mt. Tlanapa, heretofore . considered a onwaeane Cgc ree) ae . 2 special, . ., violently erupted Wednesday, hurling ate? 1, 400; No. 3, 34) reams of water and mud onto Pre, No. 1, $1.40. houses at its base. It is located near Coscomaterec, Vera Cruz. OTICE OF SALE Notice in hereby given, That by, vir- tue of a judgment and decree in fore- closure rendered and given in the Diatrict Court of the Fourth Judicial CHICAGO STOCK CLOSE (By The Associated Press) Insull Util. Invest. 27 District Court, in and for the County Midwest Util. <new) of. Bure! hand State of North Da- kota, yee entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk of said Court, WINNIPEG BANK in and for said County, on the 23rd Winnipeg, Man.. Aug. STW day of July, 1931, in an action wherein bandits held up the branch of the) David Harnden was Plaintiff, and E. rdoft was Defendant, in favor of baley henpey ed Wednesday and es-|req°Biaintift and against said. De- fendant for the sum of $654.22, which —_———_. judgment and decree among other SALE OF REAL ESTATE. arsenal property hereinafter de- Notice is hereby given, That under | Pe RR ng RA judgment, with interest thereon and ene County court, op yitt: | the costs’ and expenses of such sale, leigh County, North ated the |Or 80 much thereof as the proceeds pecial Execution to mi 34% | cnown ns, Re the office of the Clerk of anid, Court of auch sale applicable thereto will in and for said Burleigh County, ani under the seal of said Court, directing me to sell said personal Property pur- uant to said Judgment and decree, T, Kelley, Sheriff of said County and- the Person appointed by | said will sell the eding five i stallments with int ject ed personal prop- i |congiemation by the Judge of AK ‘nigh mest bid for, cash, etfon at the front door “i Pott a ead fhe Court House inthe City of thereot, and any of it or eek Puree Comat ty ‘both inclusive, in, Block i) 0 0’ fatiets, pale Judges and c hereon, and the costs and uch sal ty. Tl Tgpecial lows: nt Sedan, Mi 2092, comple! chments and equip. gheriee of of Burleigh Co., N. Dak. ‘atigroey tor Plainties, ney fo! 4 Dickinson, N. Dak rage. Will make a dandy house.! k St. ‘Will sell for cash only. Florence | The fires have claimed two lives | ; | and injured six men. One man, died from over-exertion on the fire lines ze: No. 2 do, 81%-50%¢:1 Floods Strike China! 1] No. 1 durum, 51%2c; No. 2 do, 49%%c; :|No. 1 mixed durum, 4812¢;. No. 2 do, 461sc; No. 1 durum, 48%¢c. sands were reported dead, hundreds! great Yangtse and Yellow rivers over- | inings directed the sale by me of sald, CLASSIFIED AD |_ RATES quiet. Always hot water. Phone All want ads are cash in advance! o/h or call at 503 4th Bt. |mintmum charge 75 cents. bey be received at The Tribune of-! OR RENT—Room in modern home. ce by 9:00 a. m. to insure insertion| Call at 406 6th St. Phone 431. Also li RD toad regular classified) garage for rent. ! pag {FOR = a for light housekeeping. Only $15 Cuts, border or white space used onj " ‘want ads come under the classified peg lt peck call at 228 south ne rates - 90 cents per column] ‘54, gt. {inel ber insertion. FOR RENT Raa : REGULAR WANT AD RATES seat pe windows, 6 days, 25 words or under nice closet and storage space. Con- 3 days, 25 words or under . venient to bath and phone. Very 2 days, 2’ words or under suitable for 2 if desired. 3% blocks 1 day, 25 words or under . from Postoffice. Call at 116 W. Ads over 25 words 3 cents édditionsl ‘Thayer. per word. FOR RENT—By Aug. eee mo, ght housekeeping rooms, | The Tribune reserves the right to} vate entrance; *u5.00, Call a Call at 8 | reject any copy submitted, also to re-| 8th or phone but-J. | vise any copy to conform with make-| FOR RENT—Three rooms In @ mod- up rules of Classified Advertising. ern home. Can be used for sleep- i ‘oi ing or light housekeeping. Call Phone 32 after 6 p. m. at 418 2nd Street. The Tribune Want Ad. Department) 95 w pew hhedaes + [FOS Be se 7. Two nicely furnished 7, | 101 5 ie Male Help Wanted | cm’ with private entrance, exten- | WANTED—Livewire, clean-ciit bord, sion phone, also gas stove. Phone _ salesman. Write Tribune Ad 7.| 375 or call at 302 8th St. |i MEN WANTED mmeciately to|FOR RENT — Furnished sleeping “learn Barber Trade. Specia’ rates. | room, with or without board. Close Moler oe College Est. 1892; in Phone 627-M or call at S11 4th. Fargo, N. ss FOR RENT—Cool, attractive, well fur- nished rooms to permanent guests. Female Help ee The rates are pleasantly surprising. | GIRLS WANTED to sell $1.00 tickets| Prince Hotel. © bad { on an Austin car. Dance at the | RoR > SSN LL Dome August 26th. Phone 1276.;OR RENT--Modern room. Gentle- Mr. Sheldon. men preferred. Phone 195-R or call | WANTED—Expericiiced git! for gen tide Plt eral housework. Phone 1260. | WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- | eral housework, give references and! FoR Rp: | qualifications in first letter, also state wages expected. Write Ad.| No. 29 in care of The Bismarck | | Tribune, Bismarck, N. Dak. _Apartments NT—Two room cozy all modern apartment. Furnished or unfurnished including lights, gas and water on first floor. Private front entrance with screened in aidan _Porch, Call at 508 2nd St. J FOR RENT—Four-room and bath is apartment, furnished. Apply rear | 500 more rural and city dealers. Start your own business with our capital.| {00% 504 9th Street or phone 1633-J. It pays better than farming. Buy} ——~—— everything at wholesale—scll at re- | FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished tail. Be your own bi Make all/ Spartment, private bath and en- the profits on everything you sell. | | trance. Call at 810 Main Ave. be- We supply everything —Products,| fore 7 p.m. BARTER 2. > Auto Bodies, Sample Cases, Adver-| FOR RENT — Furnished Aj tising Matter, Sales and’ Service) ments for $16.00, $22.00 and $30.00 Methods, etc. 15 factories and se per month at 618 Sixth St., two {ce branches. Prompt shipments.| 3-room furnished apartments for lowest freight and express rates.| $40.00 and $42.00 per month at Superior Rawtetgh quality, 721 Third St. Phone 1213-W. ablished demant e =Purnlahed one —twe guarantee of satisfaction or no sale,| "OR RENT Furnished one two makes easy sales. 200 farm and) Teor inchoding -ena/aee nes home necessities, all guaranteed we 6 “ Peres soak and phone. Hot water always. 622 { best values. Rawleigh’s Superior! 3rd St. Phone 1716-R. Sales and Service Methods secur Ree Dan Lao RE RS most business everywhere. Over 42'/FOR RENT — Five-room modern million products sold lest year. If you| apartment located over Brown & are willing to work steady every day} Tiedman’s store. Inquire at Brown for good pay, write for complete in-} _& Tiedman or phone 329-W. formation how to start your own NT—Keen three room apart- business with our capital. W. T.| ment. Private bath. Inquire 211 Rawileigh Co., Dept. ND-H-3-Q,; W. Rosser. Phone 1313. Minneapolis, Minn: FOR RENT—Two room apartment in We ‘ork Wanted College Building. Phone 1063 or (eC: &: call at Room ELDERLY COUPLE wishes work ai FOR RENT — Modern ts, caretakers of apartment building or} furnished or unfurnished. Inquire home for the winter, either in town! Mrs. W. A. Hughes, 717 Thayer Av- or country. Good references. Write| enue or 616 7th St. ad number 32 in care of The Bis- | sOR-RENT— Two room apartment. marck Tribune. (Pama large clothes Closet and pantry, ad- | FIRST Cl CLASS mechanic and joining bath. Gas tor cooking, Call | perienced bus driver wishes posi-| at 812 Avenue B, or phone 1649-W. tion. References. Write Tribune | OR RENT—One-room apt. in Per- ad No. 31. : =| = ae Also modern duplex, gas Houses and Flats | se , available Sept. Ist. Phone FOR SALE—Beautiful 7 room house. FOR RENT—Well furnished two- All modern. Full basement.; room apartment: running water, Garage, lawn, shrubbery, trees.| $85, Frigidaire, telephone; also ae for immediate sale. Phone; ‘Single room for light hor ‘at 813 Second. ground floor. 411 5th St. Phone 273. | wou F FOR RENT—Practicaily new | FOR RENT—Apartment in fireproot 4-room bungalow at @11-3rd Street.) building, twe rooms, kitchenette and Completely modern, all thru. Im-| ath. Electrical refrigerator. Leun- mediate possession can be had. Call| ry privileges. Inquire The Bis- 809, Bismarck. marck Tribune office. FOR RENT—Five-room modern bun-|FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- galow. Good location. Phone 832. en, _ sper 10 ie: Rove FOR RENT—4 room modern house} phone 952 plies . WW. Murphy. on 13th St. Geo. M. Register._| apartments. FOR RENT—7-room house; immed!-| FOR RENT—Furnished oF - ate possession. 718 Main Ave. FOR” RENT—Modern seven room| frente "New gus tango and Blee- house. Inquire at Jack’s Hamburg-| trolux refrigerator. Phone 773. er Stand, 515 Broadway, or phone) FOR” RENT — Four room furnished 803 after_12 noon. apartment on ground floor. Call at SPANISH BUNGALOW FOR RENT| 1210 Broadway. —Five spacious rooms and pei, Built-in features. Large attacl iscellaneous garage. East front. Oak floors. ___Miscellaneous _ This is one of of Bismarck’s choice | ANYONE DRIVING TO FARGO that new homes. Near high school and ane ae two passengers please capitol. Small family preferred | Phone 1181. Will pay expenses. First come, first served. Inquire; SEWING WANTED—Cold weather 211 W. Rosser. Phone 1313. sodh here. Don’t your winter coat FOR RENT—Six room house near| fue‘guee’ “alse’hate fixed by expert Roosevelt School arranged for one| miliiner.” No’ Job too tig, or too . ocr aia Phone 383-W for) small, Mrs. A. 8. Nielsen, Apt. 18, ROE CRENT AU. wader lous | permet ceeeereey pica BORER. a -| LADIE wing of all kinds. Coat Seol’tor lange tammy or as apart| Teining, ehildren's sults and coats ailored. specialize in altera- hee pone 7-F-11 or call at! tions, Prices reasonable. 220 W. WOR RENT SMocea Sivom Eaea| ee ee low, sun parlor and den, electric! RO, stove, linoleum on kitchen and bath room floors. Full basement, store room, wash tubs and extra lavatory. Call at 1015 Fourth St. fossession st | fe see sponte house, ad 2nd treet. ough roomers in house to pay for rent. Phone 905. 78 fa ee a FOR RENT—Six room modern house! brary of books, daybeds, covateet, ‘at 101 Front St. See E. J. Schults.| table, bedroom’ suite, 511 2nd St. FOR. RENT—Seven room house in- FOR RENT—Five room house. In- quire 214 Fifth street. Real Estate 30. (FOR SALE—Acre lots on river bot- tom, three miles south from ball